I went to SDSU. All these rules were broken by the majority of the students most days. When we failed to break them all is was typically because we were unwillingly "chaste". I might recommend BYU to my eventual daughter, but never my son.
I guess you have to respect the schools consistency and dedication, because kicking off your starting center during a great year of hoops is a high cost. Wonder what it will do for their recruiting?
These demographics are amusing.
26% of students are married. I might have been to in college, a bunch of times, as they allow in Iran to have casual sex in compliance with the Koran.
98.5% mormon
52% male
176/29794 = 0.0059072296 = black student population
What % of these are involved in athletics? Not criticizing blacks, but merely pointing out that they are allowed in to BYU for essentially one reason.
One significant change was the ordination of black men to the priesthood in 1978, which reversed a policy originally instituted by Brigham Young in 1852.[56]
Of course many other schools have similar admittance policies.
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